I have a model 1280R Liftmaster belt drive garage door opener with a 41A5021-G logic board ! Will the 41A5021-I work as a replacement ?
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I am not sure, but search for the specific board number you have and look for cross references with chamberlin garage door parts. Pay attention to the age and the frequency of your current remote contols. I had a mix and only a few worked afterwards for a while. I gave up went to a sears parts store and found a whole referbished garage door opener with new remotes and new keypad for less than the cost of a remote. The installation was very quick because it used the same fixturing, with one small adjustment.
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Part of the way down this page is a table showing replacement equivalents for logic boards: http://www.northshorecommercialdoor.com/licibo.html
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Yes, but you will need new remote controls and a new keypad to match the frequency of the I board.
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Yes. The I refers to which revision of the logic board you are buying (A is the oldest), so as long as you have the correct model #, it will work.
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Well, Patty, we actually bought a LiftMaster Security + (http://www.amazon.com/Sears-Craftsman-139-53681-Remote-Equivalent/dp/B00283W5LO) THe circuit board inside is a light green -- my wife says moss green. It worked fine -- but you've got to follow the manual instructions on synchronizing the code. After a couple years, we did end up replacing the entire opener with a different brand. I have the Craftsman openers -- not sure why we kept them. Cover my mailing costs and I'll send them to you. arboldt@bigfoot.com
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I had a similar problem with my liftmaster so I called Chamberlain customer service. After trying a few troubleshooting procedures he diagnosed that it was probably the logic board. Their price was ~$95.00 but he suggested I try Amazon. I have had the new board installed for a couple of months now and can open and close my door from at least three houses away. The board was easy to install but take care to unplug the opener when working on it and use the instructions included with the new board for programming. You should have no problem. Best wishes on your project!
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Liftmaster support or Chamberlain will gladly answer that question for you (call them). My system was not listed as being compatible on their compatibility web site but a call to them answered my question. But if your system is Security+ compatible it should work.
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Is it the same garage door, if not it might be a different model & code#, that might not work? I purchased a single button LiftMaster, that works on ony one of my three garage doors. All three doors are Sears, two are the same (model /code) & one is different (model/code), al-though the three look the same. Two codes are the same and one is different! Two 3 button remotes work two dooors, but won't work on the third door. Other than that, you might want to call LiftMaster. Good luck, Mario...
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Sorry ... I don't know my LiftMaster models ... I'd recommend calling your local Ace Hardware or True Value, Home Depot or Lowes ... they might have just the info you need. All I know is ... LiftMaster is a great value!
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I have an older Sears Garage Door Opener (but not "super" old), Model 139.53970SRT, and this opener does work just fine. I can also say that the button on the back of my garage door opener is red. So the opener must work with at least some openers w/o the green button. That's all that I can report on for certain.
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Julie, I looked up the part number for 139.53971SRT. The manufacturer-approved garage door opener drive and worm gear kit is part number 41A2817. I would suggest that you first remove the old gear before ordering. That way, if you can't get the old one off, you did not waste $. PS I only needed to replace the larger flat gear (which is easier to remove). Good Luck!
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If this is a model number on a liftmaster or any garage door opener that has what they call a learn button. This should work.
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I will give a qualified "probably." The Craftsman door opener was probably made by Chamberlain/LiftMaster. I would check with Sears to be sure. If it was made by either company, then, yes, this battery will - probably - work fine.
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I'm not sure but if your lift master garage door opener has the green program light on the unit itself this remote will work
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No I do not think so. I will paste a link to a Liftmaster garage door opener made by Transmitter Solutions that might work for you. To make sure it is compatible you would have to look at the year your lift master opener was made and the model to make sure these two remotes are compatible. Here is the link - Transmitter Solutions Firefly 390LMD21K Keychain LiftMaster 61LM Comp
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it should work on several "brands" made after 1993 . check the liftmaster website but my opener also has the red learn button to handle the rolling code that insures security . you should have all your openers in your hand when you program the new one so you can program them all at one time
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I have a craftsman door check the compatablity in the discription carefully , the previous answer to mine say is it is compatible with liftmasters since 1993- so Im not sure how old yours is -if it is compatible remember to follow the instructions the come with the buttons and remember the paper clip you need to push the program button it took me a grand total of 5 minutes to program 2 of these to my garage door.
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Sorry, but I don't really know. Our garage door opener is the liftmaster and the garage door opener worked perfect.
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i am not sure if will work. This model looked nothing like the old one so i was sceptical. I matched it with the model # of my door opener and once i received it and tried it, it worked great and is even better than the old one. I am very happy I took the chance.
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Yeppers - Dat be da one! Your Craftsman mdl. 139.53985dm unit looks identical to my Liftmaster unit, (which, no doubt, looks identical to someone else's Chamberlain unit) - all from the same factory floor. Leave it to Sears to impose name-brand crossover restrictions on their vendors, just to make life harder on their customers.